twinpictures

There is no limit on how many pages can be printed.
Try adding more ‘pause before print’ time to allow the DOM to prepare this book before the print is triggered. No link to the site, so we can not be of more help.

version 1.8.5.7 adds the button tag as requested.

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by twinpictures.

version 1.8.5.7 resolves this issue by including any tag that is defined as the default tag attribute in the allowable tags.

OK. so it is possible to modify the CSS for all h6 elements to not have that gap, padding, margin… or blank line as you described it.

The question is are there other h6 elements being used throughout the site, and if so, this might become a headache. Sit tight, we’ll think of something to get around this issue.

h7, that’s the issue.
The HTML specification defines six headings
h1 – h6… is it an issue for you to use h6?
technically, HTML will support any kind of tag you want to use, but for security reasons, version 1.8.5.6 only supports the h1 – h6 header elements.

Interesting.
In the options page, what do you have set at the default tag element?

We only support print-o-matic here on the forums. For the pro version, please reach out to the support channel listed in the purchase receipt.

As a test, try not targeting the body, but rather a specific element by class or ID to see if this works.

Tell your friend.

cool.

looks like all the .js files are being minified and combined by a caching plugin. Try deactivating that and see if it works. If so, then don’t minify the js files.

@setmonkey13 the plugin has been updated. ping back with joy/nojoy and we close/address the issue.

Hello SetMonkey.

We see this as well. Look for an update that addresses this issue in the next day… or night, depending on where you are.

Thank you for the feedback. We’ll ping back when its updated.

@alexeydemidov can confirm.

Yes, we would enjoy that too.
All pull requests are welcomed:
https://github.com/baden03/collapse-o-matic′

If you can provide a link to the page in question, we could be of more assistance. If not, you’ll have to see how the accordion plugin being used is hiding the content. if it’s simply doing this via CSS, then you can add the required print-only CSS that will force these hidden elements to be displayed.

it would look something like:

@media print { 
    .name_of_hidden_class {
        display: block;
    }
}

The details of how CSS works and how the accordion plugin is structured are beyond the scope of support for this plugin.